You poor lads always get the short end of the stick in fashion but now there's something to smile about Balmain will introduce a Men's line in January at Men's Fashion Week in Paris. Christophe Decarnin will suit guys up in his trademark edgy-glam rock n roll chic and we couldn't be more excited!
via WWD.com
Jeremy Scott for Adidas- Absofreakinlutely!!!
lovelovelove xo
http://blogue.us/2008/10/10/jeremy-scott-for-adidas-preview/#more-1434
Self-decorating using $10 worth of Sharpie markers. What makes it more incredible? The mans' day job is as a lawyer.
"There's Georges Seurat's Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. There is Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, and the Cornell Law School, of which Kratzer is an alumnus. There is Kratzer's dad. There is the harlequin pattern — alluded to in culinary culture today by the Panera bread bag — and a fake fireplace facing a real one.
There are both The Walrus and the Carpenter (from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There), and William Shakespeare. The Marx Brothers peer around a corner. A flip-top garbage can is transformed via marker art into Star Wars' plucky little beeper R2D2."
read the article http://www.kentucky.com/181/story/532854.html
Doesn't Burberry Spring 2009 (below) look a lot like Nina Ricci Fall 2008 (above)? Similar colour palette and silhouette, especially those extra long, skinny pants. Much love for those amazing necklaces Christopher Bailey sent down the runway....a definate must have!
Meet Vincent Boucher, stylist to Keifer Sutherland, Jessica Alba, Terri Hatcher and all those glitzy celebrities. He works out of LA and this week was around town styling nkotb for their world tour. His favortie store: Holt Renfrew but turns out Toronto is underwhelming in the realm of shopping for men's clothes. Favorite quote "Everything Neil Barrett is Gold!"
After the horrific incident last night, reports are surfacing that Brady has a torn ACL. Either way, the Patriots annouced that he is undergoing knee surgery (the kind was not specified) and is out for the rest of the season. Without Brady NE managed to pull out a 17-10 win with the completely unproven Matt Cassels at QB. This begs the questions...is history repeating and what would it take for Cassels to supplant Brady?
Even if Cassels' played solidly for the year and the Pats made the playoffs, would that be enough for the Pats to trade Brady? It would certainly be the makings of a quaterback Controversy, but I highly doubt it would be one where the three time Superbowl Champion Brady would find himself out of a Pats uniform or worse, on the bench. However, say the unthinkable happens, and the Pats go 19-0, or say 18-1 or even 17-2 and WON the Superbowl, would that be enough? Surely this would put Pats fans up in arms and would have their foes licking their lips at the taste of what some would reckon as just desserts for the man whose success came at the expense of another injured pro-bowl starting quaterback.
However, having said that, unlike Tom Brady Drew Bledsoe was never considered to be the best quaterback of his generation and arguably the best to ever touch a pigskin. So even if Cassels lead the Pats to a Superbowl this year and earns himself the top spot on Belichick's team for next year that doesn't mean that a recovered Brady, traded to a different team wouldn't be able to re-live Superbowl glory in a different uniform (and don't even go there about the Pats keeping Cassels as starter and Brady on the bench- didn't happen to Favre- No Way it will happen to Brady).
Rei Kawakubo + Louis Vuitton = Only in Tokyo
(if you find yourself in Nippon head on over to the new collaborative store in Aoyama and pick up some party favours- like the 8 handled bag above)
